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[...] hundreds or maybe thousands. So I decided to make a change. So far, I've modified/made several Khmer fonts for iOS 7 and two Khmer fonts for iOS 7.1.x (since it's gotten harder to port Khmer fonts to [...]

[...] Khmer UI was first introduced in Windows Vista and has served since then as the default Khmer fonts for the Windows User Interface. Khmer UI Due to the its difficult legibility, the team behind [...]

[...] developed, this must be reduced to a minimum rate immediately. Tradition & Superstition: Khmer people are mostly superstitious or primitive. Some ancient beliefs and traditions which are not [...]

[...] Headache is a common problem for everybody, but this ailment can be deadly as well. Most of Khmer people, as seen nowadays, try to get rid of headaches at the first sign of symptoms by swallowing [...]

[...] language into its mobile operating system, most likely due to a huge amount of requests from Khmer people led by 4khmeriphone team which has been making Khmer Unicode keyboards and Khmer language [...]

[...] millimètres à 1900 millimètres. Il pèse de 700 kilogrammes à 900 kilogrammes. Les Koupreys sont différents des vaches parce qu’ils sont plus grands et ses cornes ont des [...]

[...] the summer class because her family couldn't afford much. This story is very educational for Cambodian people, especially Khmer youth who are having the same problems. You can download it either in [...]

[...] nowadays era should be changed. Furthermore, almost all foreigners claim the same thing that Cambodian people are highly superstitious. Moreover, the Khmer holds many festivals and other religious [...]

[...] use UI fonts). I provide the link below for all those who would like to change Khmer default fonts on Windows 8.1. What will Microsoft do with Khmer fonts in the next Windows? Only [...]

[...] for Windows Vista and Windows 7 (which should also work for Windows 8) in order to replace Khmer UI fonts with Khmer OS Sytem font. However, in Windows 8, this method doesn't work anymore most likely [...]

[...] Khmer UI was first introduced in Windows Vista and has served since then as the default Khmer fonts for the Windows User Interface. Khmer UI Due to the its difficult legibility, the team [...]